Real client work
Multi-channel integration for a hospitality platform.
Property and hospitality businesses run across Airbnb, Booking.com, and direct channels at once. We build the sync layer that keeps availability, pricing, and guest access consistent everywhere, and we've solved this even when a platform's API didn't exist yet.
Multi-channel integration for a hospitality platform.
We engineered access to Airbnb data before its API existed.
RemoteLock and facial recognition check-in, tied to booking data.
Airbnb, Booking.com, and Beds24 kept in sync.
The hard part isn't any single integration. It's keeping several booking sources and the physical access to a property all pointed at the same truth.
Syncing availability, rates, and reservations across Airbnb, Booking.com, and channel managers like Beds24, so a property is never double-booked.
RemoteLock integration that generates unique, time-sensitive door codes per guest, tied directly to the reservation window.
Contactless check-in using AWS Rekognition, connected to guest and booking data so identity and access are verified automatically.
When a platform hasn't released the API you need yet, we engineer a reliable path to the data, then migrate cleanly once an official option exists.
Pulling guest communication from multiple channels into a single inbox, so hosts and property managers aren't checking four apps.
Unified occupancy, revenue, and booking-source reporting across every channel a property is listed on.
Booking platforms weren't built to talk to each other. Every property manager running multiple channels ends up needing custom work to close that gap.
Without real-time sync across channels, the same date can get booked twice, which means a cancellation, a refund, and a guest you have to relocate.
We've been in exactly this position: needing Airbnb data before Airbnb had released the endpoint for it, and building a reliable path to that data anyway.
Contactless check-in only works if door codes and facial recognition are generated and revoked exactly on the reservation window, every time.
"I hired NUS to work on our existing Airbnb management software. They communicated well with our team and provided high quality work in short time. Their English skills were also great in both verbal and writing. In the end I worked with multiple developers, business analysts and quality control in NUS over 3.5 years. I'm very satisfied with their service. I think they are very good at building cloud based software and mobile apps."
We start with the specific channels and access systems you're running today, not a generic hospitality integration checklist.
A review of the OTAs, channel managers, and physical access systems your properties currently run on, and where API access exists or doesn't.
Which channels sync automatically, which need a custom data path, and how guest access ties back to the booking record.
Sync logic is validated against real booking flows in staging, including edge cases like same-day cancellations and overlapping holds.
When a platform updates or finally releases an official API, we migrate your integration without disrupting live bookings.
Zens reimagined short-term rental management through end-to-end hospitality automation. Connected bookings, guest messaging, and facial recognition check-in cut admin time by 70%, reduced scheduling errors by 95%, and achieved 99% on-time turnovers.
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Tell us which platforms you're on and where things fall out of sync. Most conversations start with a 30-minute call.
